Articles Containing “Judi See” — 400 result(s)

2016 Janet Taylor Spence Award Mark Hatzenbuehler Columbia University mailman.columbia.edu/people/our-faculty/mlh2101 Please briefly describe your research interests. Psychological science has provided essential insights into how stigma operates to disadvantage those who are targeted by it. At

2016 Janet Taylor Spence Award June Gruber University of Colorado Boulder colorado.edu/clinicalpsychology/june-gruber-phd Please briefly describe your research interests. Emotions are an essential ingredient of what makes us human. Surprisingly, there remain many mysteries as to

Susan T. Fiske Princeton University Susan T. Fiske is best known for her scholarship on stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination. She is a pioneer in using insights into social cognition and social neuroscience to examine social

Mahzarin R. Banaji Harvard University Mahzarin R. Banaji is the among the world’s foremost investigators of social cognition and unconscious bias. In three decades of sustained and concentrated effort, she has illuminated the pernicious influence